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== '''Template Parameters''' ==
 
== '''Template Parameters''' ==
 
 
The wording in the following sentence needs improving.  It doesn't make sense.
 
The wording in the following sentence needs improving.  It doesn't make sense.
  
 
<fieldset name="basic"> wraps the parameters in a slider and using name="basic" labels that slider as "Basic Options" and name="advanced" labels it as "Advanced Options".
 
<fieldset name="basic"> wraps the parameters in a slider and using name="basic" labels that slider as "Basic Options" and name="advanced" labels it as "Advanced Options".
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:I changed the word ''slider'' to ''grouping element'' but that paragraph still needs clarification.
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== '''Sitename File not referenced''' ==
 
== '''Sitename File not referenced''' ==

Latest revision as of 17:21, 26 April 2022

Hello!

I'm currently converting my joomla 1.5 template to 1.6... And i use Imagelist as a param, for copyright image!

Unfortunatly, it somehow puts: images/stories, infront of my urls. So default or any other image won't work.

And stories folder is removed in joomla 1.6

Hope someone reads this. I see it as a minor bug. But i could be nice, if it could be corrected before final release in five days :)

Template Parameters[edit]

The wording in the following sentence needs improving. It doesn't make sense.

<fieldset name="basic"> wraps the parameters in a slider and using name="basic" labels that slider as "Basic Options" and name="advanced" labels it as "Advanced Options".

I changed the word slider to grouping element but that paragraph still needs clarification.
cmb 16:54, 19 February 2012 (CST)

Sitename File not referenced[edit]

The updated syntax below fails to provide a file reference:

   <?php echo $mainframe->getCfg('sitename');?> is now $app->getCfg('sitename'); Where $app = JFactory::getApplication();

Error Codes[edit]

The updated syntax below also fails to provide a file reference:

   $this->error->code is replaced by $this->error->getCode();
   $this->error->message is replaced by $this->error->getMessage();